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          Reported by Sanchita chatterjee:  A devastating fire has struck Delhi. A five-story building has been reduced to ashes. At least seven people, including three children, have lost their lives. Thirty fire engines have already reached the scene, and firefighting operations are currently underway. According to fire department sources, the blaze broke out suddenly on Wednesday morning in a five-story residential building in the Palam area of ​​Southwest Delhi. Thick black smoke engulfed the entire locality, instantly triggering panic across the area. Upon receiving the report, the police and 30 fire engines rushed to the scene. As a result of the fire, many residents became trapped inside the building. Rescue operations were launched with wartime urgency. However, reports confirm that seven people have died in the incident so far; three of the victims are children. Several others sustained injuries and have been rescued and admitted to a hospital.

   Reported by Sanchita Chatterjee:  At least 400 people have died in an airstrike on a hospital in Kabul. It is alleged that Pakistan carried out this airstrike. Hamdullah Fitrat, the Deputy Spokesperson for the Afghan government, claims that Pakistan launched an attack on a rehabilitation hospital. He further asserted that at least 250 people were injured in the incident. However, Pakistan has denied these allegations made by Afghanistan's Taliban government. The Taliban government claims that the attack was carried out around 9:00 PM (local time) on Monday. The strike targeted the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital. This facility, which has a capacity of 2,000 beds, provides treatment for drug addicts. As a result of the attack, a significant portion of the drug rehabilitation center—or hospital—has been destroyed. Following the strike, Sharafat Zaman, the spokesperson for Afghanistan's Ministry of Health, had initially stated that at least 200 people had died. However,...

    Reported by Sanchita chatterjee  kolkata:  On Tuesday at 3:15 PM, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to announce the Trinamool Congress candidate list from her residence in Kalighat. Ahead of this announcement, intense anticipation regarding the probable list of candidates prevails not only within the "Joraful" (Twin Flowers) family but has also sparked considerable curiosity across the state's political landscape. The greatest interest centers on Trinamool's potential counter-move in Nandigram. The BJP has fielded Suvendu Adhikari against Mamata Banerjee in Bhabanipur; following this, would Trinamool be content with merely fielding a local leader against Suvendu in Nandigram—a strategy that hardly aligns with the temperament of Abhishek? As this report is being written, Mamata Banerjee is just two hours away from beginning the announcement of the candidate list from her Kalighat residence. Consequently, there is little room for idle speculation. However, give...